Ever been to such a wedding?
yes on a yacht & at Danfords upstairs. I really really disliked it.
i've never been to one like that. i prefer it all in the same room but i'm sure it would be nice too
Posted by ginny26
I wrote a whole post about this before, but it didn't show!!
Anyway, our wedding was like that and it worked out great for our particular venue (a winery). We were married in the afternoon (3:30) and then we had the cocktail hour and the dinner outside on the dining terrace. Everyone got to mingle and converse. Then the dancing was inside the tasting room (large glass French doors opened up out to the dining terrace from the tasting room) and everyone basically moved inside to dance, or to just hang out, chat, and sip wine! It had gotten dark outside anyway, so people naturally moved inside. It didn't feel weird or awkward in anyway, and people didn't just sit at the tables (like they sometimes do when dancing is going on). Everyone--for the most part, except some of the older folks who wanted to enjoy the quieter outdoors!--joined us in the tasting room.
Never been to a wedding like that...would like to see what it is like but not at my own wedding
I went to a wedding at the Atlantis Marie Aquarium that was like this. The only thing I could say is that it made the reception more like a banquet/sit down dinner event rather, rather than a reception. Not too many people danced but it was nice for people to sit and chat for an evening.
This is true at Atlantis.
yes, my cousin had his reception at some big mansion in Manhattan and this is how it was set up. i preferred it because i could actually sit down and have a conversation with someone instead of screaming over the music. too bad JT isn't set up this way...
Posted by espresso
Posted by ginny26
I wrote a whole post about this before, but it didn't show!!
Anyway, our wedding was like that and it worked out great for our particular venue (a winery). We were married in the afternoon (3:30) and then we had the cocktail hour and the dinner outside on the dining terrace. Everyone got to mingle and converse. Then the dancing was inside the tasting room (large glass French doors opened up out to the dining terrace from the tasting room) and everyone basically moved inside to dance, or to just hang out, chat, and sip wine! It had gotten dark outside anyway, so people naturally moved inside. It didn't feel weird or awkward in anyway, and people didn't just sit at the tables (like they sometimes do when dancing is going on). Everyone--for the most part, except some of the older folks who wanted to enjoy the quieter outdoors!--joined us in the tasting room.
that sounds like a great wedding!
No...I di dnot know that was done
